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Home window – other functions off the home window Delete/extract or simply analyze data based on certain criteria Export records in tab delimited formats Join/Split MARC files or run a set of functions on a whole directory of records.

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02158cam 2200349Ia 450000100130000000300060001300500170001900600190003600600190005500700150007400800 41000890400020001300200015001500430021001650490009001862450119001952460025 003142600065003395380030004045060038004345360153004725200764006255050094013895000 086014836000049015696500040016186510039016586510023016977000026017208560050017469 94001201796ocm56835268 OCoLC20060118051017.0m d szx w s 0 2cr mn--------- 041028m20049999vau st 000 0 eng d aVA@cVA@dOCLCQ a0813922917 an-us---an-us-va aVA@@04aThe Dolley Madison digital editionh[electronic resource] :bletters 1788-June 1836 /cedited by Holly C. Shulman. 1iAlso known as:aDMDE aCharlottesville, Va. :bUniversity of Virginia Press,c2004- aMode of access: Internet. aSubscription required for access. aRotunda editions are made possible by generous grants from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the President's Office of the University of Virginia. aDolley Payne Madison was the most important First Lady of the nineteenth century. The DMDE will be the first-ever complete edition of all of her known correspondence, gathered in an XML-based archive. It will ultimately include close to 2,500 letters. From the scattered correspondence were gathered letters that have never been previously published. The range and scope of the collection makes this edition an important scholarly contribution to the literature of the early republic, women's history, and the institution of the First Lady. These letters present Dolley Madison's trials and triumphs and make it possible to gain admittance to her mind and her private emotions and to understand the importance of her role as the national capital's First Lady.0 aGeneral introduction -- Biographical introduction -- Introduction to the digital edition. aTitle from the opening screen; description based on the display of Oct. 21, 2004.10aMadison, Dolley,d1768- 1849vCorrespondence. 0aPresidents' spouseszUnited States. 0aUnited StatesxHistoryy1801-1809. 0aVirginiaxHistory.1 aShulman, Holly Cowan.40uhttp://rotunda.upress.virginia.edu/dmde/ aC0bVA@

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MarcEditor – Field Count Tells you how many records you have & helps you identify garbage tags for potential deletion.

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MarcEditor – Delete Tags If you leave the Field Data Box empty, it will delete all occurrences of this field If you put something in the Field Data Box, it will delete only the tags that contain that data. But, it will delete the whole tag (not just the relevant subfield)

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MarcEditor – Add Subfield data Instructions say: Put the 245$h before $c and before $b (if they exist) and before “:” and before “/” Otherwise, just put the subfield letter (not brackets, no carrots) and it’ll put them in alpha order. Choose special options as necessary

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MarcEditor – Remove Subfield data If you leave the Field Data Box empty, it will delete all occurrences of this subfield If you put something in the Field Data Box, it will delete only the subfields that contain that data. But, it will delete just the subfield (not the whole tag)

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MarcEditor – Edit indicators If you leave the Field Data Box empty, it will change indicators for all occurrences of this subfield 0 If you put something in the Field Data box, it will changer indicators for only the tags that have that data.

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MarcEditor – Swap fields Copy Source: check if you want to leave the original untouched in its original location, uncheck if you want to move the data to the new location. Add to existing field: Check if you want to add this subfield text to an already existing field. Uncheck if you want it to create another new instance of the tag.

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MarcEditor – Appending Text to an Already Existing Subfield Make up a subfield to hold the data you want to append. It’s best if you don’t choose a normally occurring subfield. Example: append E-BOOK to the end of 949$a Add subfield if not present

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MarcEditor – Things to Try With URLS Not all URLs can be entered using MarcEdit because they may not have a global construction. If the URL string contains the ISBN or some other number that appears elsewhere in the record, it may be possible use swap fields. If the URL string starts with a consistent string, you can add an 856 with the consistent string & then go through the file & enter the unique part record-by- record. This can be a bit labor intensive, but is still usually faster than doing the records one by one.

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MarcEditor – Tips Puzzle it through Experiment Do only one task at a time so that you can undo (or special undo) what you try & doesn’t work. Save FREQUENTLY after you get a step to work. Write down what you do as you are doing it, so that you can recreate the steps if needed. If it’s a file that you will need to work on repeatedly (new updates), DOCUMENT your steps!

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MarcEditor – Reports – Validate your records Use Edit – Jump To to jump to a particular record number in your file.

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MarcEditor – Turning your Edited Records back to Raw MARC OR Records MUST be in raw MARC in order to load into Unicorn.

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MarcEditor – Extracting and/ or Analyzing Records Use Edit – Jump To to jump to a particular record number in your file. This tool was developed to extract records from a file, but it also good for analyzing the quality of your records.

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MarcEditor – Extracting and/ or Analyzing Records Choose a MARC tag/subfield Choose the file you want to analyze/extract from Click to sort (Display not found means that tag does not exist) or search for particular text

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Assign field mapping, indicator values, end of field punctuation & then check “apply” after each field. You can also save your mapping as a template to reuse later.

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Resources Download software @ http://oregonstate.edu/~reeset/marcedit/html/downloads.html http://oregonstate.edu/~reeset/marcedit/html/downloads.html Some help in the MarcEdit software help files Some help online: http://oregonstate.edu/~reeset/marcedit/html/help.htmlhttp://oregonstate.edu/~reeset/marcedit/html/help.html Ask Erin!! Or Charley!! Or someone else to help you puzzle it through!

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